Sentence examples for deepen even further from inspiring English sources

She presented us with a formidable interpretation, which will deepen even further with time.

It is a problem that is set to deepen even further unless the European parliament casts aside "inter-institutional loyalty" to the council and remembers that its primary loyalty is to the people who elected it.

Ismail Dogmusoz, a 29-year-old accountant originally from Mardin in southern Turkey close to the Syrian border, said that "divisions in terms of race, language and religion might deepen even further after the election".

The crisis deepened even further when Executive ministers failed to agree a budget for next year's public spending on Thursday.

The controversy deepened even further over the next few days when it emerged that Alliot-Marie, who had close and friendly links with Ben Ali himself, had spent the Christmas of 2010 in a luxury resort in Tabarka, and had travelled there in a private jet belonging to an intimate friend of Ben Ali, who also happened to be a criminal.

Our relationship deepened even further as the weeks and months passed by.

The Kennedy assassination -- and the tragedy is deepened even further by virtue of the fact that this is the first Kennedy assassination, presaging the assassination five years later of my boyhood hero, Robert F. Kennedy -- was the first mass experience of a televised event.

"The state visit in April, following on the very successful visit to Ireland by Queen Elizabeth in 2011, will be a wonderful opportunity to deepen this even further".

"I call it 'competitive deepening.' You deepen your well and suck my water out, so I have to deepen my well even further to get yours.

And, as in geology, once fissures start, they deepen: Once an activity like janitorial services or housekeeping is shed, the secondary businesses doing that work deepen the fissures even further, often shifting those activities to still other businesses.

The effectiveness of the spill-over and socialization effects was demonstrated in the European Union, where initial economic cooperation led to the Union transforming into one political entity willing to deepen its integration even further.